Microsoft Has Finally Completely Resolved Major Outage, but Explanation Remains Pending.
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The major disruptions that have affected Microsoft users since Thursday evening have now been resolved, the company announced. At most, users in 74 countries were affected by the problems, which had serious consequences for everything from universities, schools and hospitals to publicly traded companies that use work tools such as Outlook, Teams and Copilot. Microsoft apologized on Friday. The company states that the problems “have no connection…
It largely paralyzed the communication of municipalities, businesses, and even the judiciary: the Microsoft outage. Companies worldwide were unable to send emails or hold online meetings via Teams, among other things. After two days, the outage has finally been resolved.
Things went wrong at Microsoft on Thursday afternoon around five o'clock: Outlook, Teams, and Copilot became inaccessible to many users worldwide. The issues are over, but the company ultimately needed more than a day and a half to resolve the outage.
Microsoft has released a new statement regarding the Microsoft 365, Outlook, and Teams access issue affecting millions of users in over 70 countries. Following hours of outages, they announced that work to resolve the problem is complete and services are being restored. 🚆
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